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Types of Sump Pumps

A submersible pump is a key element of any home flood prevention system. There are two primary varieties of sump pumps - underwater and elevated. So, how do you choose for your basement?

Submersible & Pedestal Sump Pumps

Underwater sump pumps are engineered to be placed in a basin below the water line. They are ideal for lower levels that are susceptible to flooding. These pumps can be turned on even when the power is out. On the other hand, pedestal sump pumps are not designed to be underwater. They are generally installed on a platform above floor level and are best suited for homes with no danger of flooding.

Advantages of Underwater Pumps

Keep your residence safe from water damage during severe weather with a dependable sump pump. Submersible pumps are more efficient and more resistant to break down, meaning they'll last longer under frequent activity. Enclosed design protects your pump from moisture and debris. The quiet built-in motor won't disturb you or your surroundings.

Features of Above-Ground Pumps

An impeller is used to extract the water. Open motor designs require sufficient airflow. They rest on top of a reservoir, making them easy to reach for inspection.

Signs You Need Sump Pump Repair

The typical indicators that your home needs sump pump repair include:

• The sound of strange noises coming from underneath such as vibrations
• Tremors during operation
• Pooling water around exterior surfaces
• frequent on-and-off activity
• The liquid height in the sump pit is higher than usual.
• The float switch isn't operational.

Many residents in your area overlook the need for sump pump repairs when they feel something is off. Reach out to us for Sump Pump Repair AL today; we will be able to determine your needs and suggest the best solution for your issue.

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• Preventive Maintenance
• Repair Solutions
• Sump Pump Installation
• Replacement Services

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Your sump pump is your home's key to safety. If you allow it to fail, or if its parts begin to deteriorate, then there could be major problems.

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